I'm trying to get a single Array with all values contained in arr1 and arr2. But I can't reach that final result.
arr1 = [
{
region: "Total",
population: 15200100,
first: 42999
}
]
arr2 = [
{
region: "Total",
second: 2939
}
]
output = [
{
region: "Total",
population: 15200100,
first: 42999
second: 2939
}
]
In one line:
const arr1 = [ { region: "Total", population: 15200100, first: 42999 } ]; const arr2 = [ { region: "Total", second: 2939 } ]; const res = arr1.map((_, index) => ({...arr1[index], ...arr2[index] })); console.log(res);
Try this:
const arr1 = [ { region: "Total", population: 15200100, first: 42999 } ]; const arr2 = [ { region: "Total", second: 2939 } ]; const res = []; for(let i = 0; i < arr1.length || i < arr2.length; i++) { const first = arr1[i] || {}; const second = arr2[i] || {}; res[i] = {...first, ...second }; } console.log(res);
The example below returns a sum when similar keys are found.
const arr1 = [{ region: "Total", population: 15200100, first: 42999 }]; const arr2 = [{ region: "Total", second: 2939 }]; const arr3 = [{ region: "Total", population: 15200100, first: 42999 }]; const arr4 = [{ region: "Total", first: 3243, second: 2939, third: 32 }]; function test(arr1,arr2) { let res = Array.from(arr1); res.forEach((x) => { arr2.forEach((y) => { for (let key in y) { if (typeof x[key] == 'undefined') { x[key] = y[key]; } else { if (key;== 'region') { x[key] += y[key]; } } } }); }); return res. } console,log(test(arr1;arr2)). console,log(test(arr3;arr4));
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